Luxury houses for sale Saint-Aubin-de-Scellon, France (page 5)

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Manor house available for sale (200 sq.m) in Chambord. This property is located in the L'Aigle district. A train station (15 m) and the town centre (15 m) are within easy reach. Its layout over 3 levels, with a dining room, large lounge, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, shower room and 2 separate WCs, is a definite asset. The south-east-facing aspect guarantees plenty of natural light throughout the morning. You'll also benefit from the superb unobstructed views.

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Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site https://www.georisques.gouv.fr.Propriété NormandeAgence spécialisée dans la transaction de demeures de caractère.5 Rue place de la ville, 27500 PONT-AUDEMER 02.27.36.49.1853 Rue du Général de Gaulle, 27300 BERNAY 02.27.19.50.49

Near Bernay, and 1 hour from Rouen and Deauville, a renowned horse stud farm on 77 hectares of land. A caretaker’s cottage and its private garden keep a watch over the entrance gates. A long bridlepath driveway, bordered by trees, divides the stud farm into two clearly separate sections. On one side, a large, luxurious home, the stallions’ barn, its facilities as well as grassy areas and, on the other side, the central stables, the annexe buildings, the outbuildings and other miscellaneous outhouses. The group of buildings are surrounded by meadows and paddocks, contained within wooden rail fencing that participates in the estate’s aesthetic unity and quality as well as the sustainability of its activities and buildings. Here, the owners of the property reaffirm the reputation of the Norman land, considered as some of the best for raising horses. Both in an Anglo-Norman style and dating from the beginning of the 20th century, the main house and the caretaker’s dwelling have clipped gable flat tile roofs and plaster-coated rubble stone and brick walls, which are cadenced by large windows with small-wood joinery. The construction’s era and style as well as their associated materials and ornamental decorations can be found in the solid walls of the stables and water tower, plaster coated and punctuated by brick wall ties and stringcourses. The roofs are in tile or fibre cement for the former and slate for the latter.

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5 minutes de Bernay, gare SNCF1 H20 Paris St-Lazarre. Belle maison de Maître, restaurée avec beaucoup de goût environ 190 m² érigée sur 3386 m² de terrain arboré et clos de haies vives. Vous trouverez au rdc : une entrée avec départ d'escalier, un grand salon avec cheminée et boiseries, spacieuse cuisine équipée avec cheminée et boiseries faisant office de salle à manger, wc. A l'étage: un salon parqueté, deux chambres parquetées dont une avec dressing, salle d'eau avec wc. Au 2ème : trois chambres avec parquet massif. Chauffage central gaz, chaudière récente. Une dépendance à usage de remise. Un ensemble authentique de charme

CENTRE-VILLE de BERNAY - rare à la vente, Condominiums of 7 units (No proceedings in progress).

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An 18th century country residence, with outbuildings and a terraced garden, in the Eure Valley, near to the medieval town of Bernay. The house, which was once an integral part of the stronghold of a family of marshals, stands on a street which has not lost its delightfully old-fashioned atmosphere. Characterised by its Transition era ambiance, the house is a short walk from the shops and the church. It was built between 1760 and 1770 and is a valuable piece of heritage among the buildings belonging to this family from the knighted nobility, to which Louis XV granted, in the 1750s, a hereditary title in Normandy as a reward for the military prowess of a duke and marshal who distinguished himself in the Seven Years’ War (1756-1763). The house was built on the upper part of a plot measuring more than 390 m². The garden is perfectly adapted to the slope of the land and set out in terraces, at the bottom of which stands an outbuilding. A hangar and a garage are located on a space adjacent to the main plot. A wall surrounds all of these elements, leaving the impression of nestling in a garden space with beautiful views all around of several other houses, old farm buildings, the hills and, further away, the countryside as far as the eye can see.

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